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From: "William D. Ghrist" <ghrist*remove_to_reply*wd@pgh.net>
Subject: Re: GNAT system.machine_code
Date: 1998/02/19
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Andy Perkins wrote:
> 
> Can anyone explain how to use the asm procedures in GNAT's
> system.machine_code package?  I just need to send a few instructions in
> my program, and am not really sure how that package works...
> 
> Thanks
> storm@vci.net

I have a related question as well.  Can anyone point me to a document
that defines the syntax of the assembly language output produced by the
"gcc -S" option?  I am used to Intel's ASM format, and this is quite a
bit different.  I am just starting to learn Ada using GNAT, and I have
not had any prior experience with the GNU tools.  Any assistance would
be appreciated.

Thanks,
Bill Ghrist